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West Virginia Vigilants.
ANOTHER LYNCHISG REPORTED PROM RoANE-F
pESPER AnOFS KILLED

ANOTHER LYNCHISG REPORTED PROM RoAyE-rorrR
DEsPERADoEs KILLED.
News was brought to Charleston, w. Va. YES
terday, that Dan Cunningham, the Eureka detec-
tive, who stands charged with having been the
instigator OF the robbery OF Rev. Mr. RYAN. and
Others, In Roane and Jackson counties. I'm that
State, was caught Monday and lynched that night.
II is certain that there were only seven engaged
IN the murder and robbery OF Rev. Mr.. RYAN or
George Dun, jr, Bob Dun and Drake The tWo
Duns Coon and Drake confessed, and said that
Cunningham ana his nephew were the two NOT
caught. Ali the arrests made by the yigflants
were upon warrants Bob Dun Just before MIA
death begged that Drake should not be harmed
as be Was forced by Coon 10 90 with them Fx
citeinent still runs high, and II Is evident that
Others win be arrested. When Bob Dun was shot
one OF the vigilants went TO his body and cut his
throat, saying: "fhis Is In remembrance OF the
young lady school teacher you killed for her
money" IL appears that young lady school
teacher was killed for her money In the upper part
that warrant was out for Bob Dun, charging
him with the crime.
ONE THOUSAND REGULATORS.
II Is stated that an organized band OF regulators
OF over 1000 citizens, farmers and others OF Jack
SON, Roane, Kanawha, Clay and Gilmer counties.
has existed for over six months. The organization
was formed for the purpose OF self-protection
against the organized bands OF robbers and muir
derers who have run mot In certain localities OF
Jackson Roane and kanawha counties, In which
stores have been robbed and inOffensive people
made 10 suner. Drake, one OF the alleged murder
ers OF Ryan, reached Charleston last night under
the guard OF Capt Burnett, OF the eureka detec-
i've agency and strong posse. On1cers are after
band Great trouble Is expected, as the Affairs
have gone into a vendetta and rival factions arr
after each other.
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Il HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WASHINGTON. S23 14TH ST. n W.,
Boston, 154 fremont St.: Brooklyn 40 Court St:
New ork. % W. 23d St. Phila., 1923 Chestnut st.
Thorough training in French, German, Spa nish, &c,
Conversational knowledge in ONE or TWO EkMA
$40 in small classes also private lessons.
highest ref rences. Terms beRin now. sic
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EDUCATIONAL

THE oLNEY INSTITUTE THE MISSES DOR
school for yo1ns Ladies and hstis erls The second
ssssiSn 6esins on Mond.N ssgss@bsE 90 1887. For
ss Ss M.:sasoS Usss
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sanders staym.n's 93z 81 NV tn.t66t'
4 Z. sCHEE- TEACHKR OF PIANO. ORGAN
!!
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The HsSess standard 6osss S America
on SSsss
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NRAHATs STANDARD PH0NOaRAPHY-THE
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pIAN0 AND ELOCUTIoN LESSONS. : r. @.
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DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study to adults CONFIDENTIAL; prepares for college
Annapolis West Point all examinations
se2S IVY lNSTITUTE. aw cor 9Th and K sta nv.
A RI SCHOOL.-MRS NJ b. PIXIES STUDIO IS
IA now At 1880 Pierce flaoe formerly, where she
will be pleased to meet her classes usual Thorough
instructlon Is given IN every branch Of art SOW
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST.
w Cloud building, 9Th and sts Nineteenth year.
Vol Int norn ~,
advantages. Q. Il BULLARD. Director js27-4m'
TNOLIIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
family LuCfEN Z. g. COLLIERE. K N. W.shinstOn
C 1888 s,a 81 p W.: near Arlington Hotel Opens
Inns, sntaneous Art Of Never Forgetting. Sec
6peclaI Notices. s6-3m
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880 I sT-sE-
lect English and French School for Girls re-opens
se-Sn --' D. -'iMR Mrs. cHAa W. pA1Ro, Principal
THE MEDICAL PREPAYMENT OF HOWARD
viii for the benefit Of Medcsi students, rive thor.
ough course in Clinical Medicine Surgery Diseases Of
Women. and Obstetrics during the ensuing session ct
the Freedmen'e Hospital a. follows:
A Medical Clinic every Sunday, at pm, by Prof
E HG fTo sss ashs CnaS =
Dspensary Clinic by Dr. F. j, Shadd. Prof Puryis
will limit his Obstetrcal Clinics to advanced students
Surgical Clinic will be eivsn every sunday morn
INK dnrnG the winter months by Prof Robert Reyburn
Dental operations and filing Of teeth win be per
formed daily by Prof. John +. r. Dufour and STAFF
1s.S n1S,n'''0n address fUhvls M 81 ms
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In the presence Of . large concourse OF people,
among whom were numbered many prominent
PhilAdelphians and distinguished men OF the State
and nation, the bronze equestrian statue OF Gen.
George Gordon Meade, erected In Paramount Park,
was unveiled Yesterday Afternoon with appro-
pirate ponp and ceremonies grand military
parade, which proved one OF the most Imposing
demonstrations Of the Kind ever given In the city
formed At Broad and spring Garden streets and
marched 10 the monument In the park where the
unyeiling ceremonies took place. Al the statue
bishop Whitehead delivered prayer, after which
Hon Benz Brewster presented the statue 10 the
commissioner The orator OF the day was Gen.
John H. Glooon, U. :. A., who recounted various
Incidents IN Gen Aeade's career, and highly eulo-
gzed his yalor and military skill The statue
which u OF equestrian design, and cost $1,000 Is
mounted on pedestal Of rough granite. The like
hes - striking.
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senator brown May Resign.

Itleyraph, II,
Mr.. James X Randall, editor OF the Admission
Hot Blast, was for several years Senator Browns
private secretary. The relations between the two
have long been intimate. Mr. Randall, In the Hot
Blast OF Tuesday, has the following editorial on
some senatorial possibilities: "Not 30 very long
ago Senator Brown informed the writer that he
might resign his seat when the people least ex-
pected It. We believe he won d have done SO be-
fore this but 1t Is not his habit to retire under fire
Indvdu lily we should not be surprised 10 near of
MS resig nation at any time after the next session
OF Congress Some years ago senator John b. Cor
don met US In the corridors Of the capitol and
stated that he would soon resign his position. No
bJdy expected 1t at tn. time, but the general was
as good as his word. A great excitement occurred
thereupon 10 Georgia, but never was mortal man
more slgnaily vindicated by the peopi, and we
should not wonder ID the least II he returned TO
the Senate Chamber. The improbable Is said to
happen always II Is, we think, within the bounds
OF reason 10 look Tor Senator Browns voluntary
retirement and the return Of Gen. John b. Gordon
70 the Senate OF The United SfateS.n
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE
schedule in effect September 5th. 1887.
30 A. Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for warrenton,
between Aexandria and iynchburx. blue Ridss
srTlnss AAeEhsny SPRING Bristol, kno.yiils Rome
liza A M.-Fsst Mail Daily for warrenton, Char.
lottesyile Gordonsyille Stations Ches Ohio Route
tyn S Rocky Mount. PSnviIle and stations %
Orleans, Texas and Cafornia. Pullman Sieepe. Nsw
70 sna Daor
trains washington 70 Atlanta Does not Connect Tor
strasburg and intermediate stations. Connects q
h1 vert with !; x for Larny, srriving p
0ordonsville, Chariottesvlis Louisviiie, Cncinnaa
fna summer resorts on and near Line q Ches and Ohio
ton to Louisville also for ynchburx Bristol Chatts
nooeA Memphis little Rock and Sli South western
Points; Throush Pullman sleepeES Warrington 70
Dsnville. Raleigh, xshsyilie. Charlotte toiumbiS
4s 1sn a nSasSG:t snt Ne. SFs.ns
e Montsomery eonnsctins With Pullman Psrior tsrs
soS oS SSsaEa s.,. wash
6Ssi ssSS, .S5avi ES.P S A fS
D ana sssf' SUNNY arriving Washington
Through trains from the south via Charlotte Dan
snd s:23 NJ via Eat Tenn. grissoi .ni II Lynch:
SI.s Route 4 $40 F. T. ms sii ane
funisheda bsgsagt checked q Once 1900 Pennsyi-
EsrosG Ui AUD JAZZ TAHISS
80 General Passenger Agent.
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Women are the best detecters Of counterfeits
CoUser-JouraoI
". w Perry, one Of the ablest lawyers In Hart
tosoy Conn. ~ IN ex-member OF the iesisiature,
mas oeeG committed 70 The insane asylum
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
IN. WASHINGTON CLUE WIN AN RxHrprrrox eIrx-
crEBR CAME YEsrrKpAY

'As "AsHlSeroS CLUB WIN AN EXHIBITION GknE-
erE.R 0AnD YEsrKRDAY.
Inc nnA exhibition game yesterday between
The Washington and Baltimore base BAN clubs was
won by the former by . score OF z to o. The
pitcher for the visitors was batted without DIM
Guilty, while only one clean hit was made Oh OF
Gilmore. The game was called az the end OF the
sntn inning. owing 70 the rain. Earned runs
Washington, 2; two-oase hit, shoch; three-base
nlL Daily; double play, Greenwood and Sommers;
nrst oase on balls. smith, Tucker. Daily; stolen
49, 49, Daiu, Aack struck out, oy smith 4, oy
hour add 10 minutes Umpire, Phil Baker.
ne eighth game IN the worlds championship
1r1eS between the St Louis and Detroit Baseball
teams, was won essily yesterday In Boston by the
DetroftS the score being 20 9. The other games
yesterday were: At New York-Brooklyn 3 Nets
u AT Philadei phia-Philadeph o, Athletic
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PACIFIC COAST INTERESTS nj CoNGRRss.-The
San francisco chamber az coinmerce Yesterday
a1opted resolutions In regard TO the Samoan
as,anaS Inc resolutions enter strong protest
Is the duty Of the United States Goyernmenf to
protect the interests OF the citizens IN the islands
oy sucn vigorous action a. may BE- consistent with
natonal Selt-respect. The memorial was adopted
asking congress % extend such support 70 Amer-
can Steamship lines as Il now enjoyed By subsidy
companses OF foreign countries The memorial
address 70 Congress asking tor the rehabilita-
uon o. the man-of-war Hartford was also adopted
as were me resolutions fav0ring the establish
ment oy Congress OF naval reserve. to consast az
omceS ana men IN The nssohsat service.
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Convicted of Manslaaghter.
SoHN LEE HzID RESPONSIBLE FoR THE DEATH OF
WATERS 'ut.lf.s

YHASK WATERS .f.s.'.s
The trial OF Jno Lee for the murder OF Frank
Waters on The night OF August Is, on 7th-street
road. near the soldiers Home, was continued In
the Criminal Court yesterday afIer The SrARs re-
port closed. After the argument Judge Mont
gomery briefly charged the jury. After a short
consultation the jury returned a verdict OF guilty
prday.
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RAILROADS.
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Glorch train leaves ws.hinston on SUNDAY only ..
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For Frederick, tl0:55 = m 70 80 p. m. sundAyA
For Asyers.own. ITO 40 m and IS SOP
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For Brooklyn. N. Y, all through trains connect at
direct trsnsfer Fulton street avoiding double
For fh. isae i ssSo nY:oo, and II 40 am.
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the station where orders be left the Of
baggage 70 destinstion from hotas and p :idences
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Scranton, Pa. Special to the Phila Press, Oct IT,
Patrick II. Byron, Thoa Nolan, j. c. Moran and
Daniel Hayes officers Of the Twelfth Ward Elec-
ton Board, who were accused Of frauds In connec-
ton with the election returns in returning the al,
legged votes OF innunerable dead men and other
Illegal voters, apc Of having received Doodle to
falsfy the count, were brought into court to day
for trial When their cases were called the defend
ants consulted tOgeth her with their attorneys and
tn entered pleas OF guilty. Judge Hand SEN
TO pay fine OF 500 each and COSTS and undergo
thirty days Imprisonment. Nolan was fined SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

TEE CHURCH srorPKp THE DUEI--A special tele-
gram ron columbia, s. C., says: In the Court OF
0Snefa sessions for Chester County Tuesday,
when Judge wallace called the case OF J. Harvey
Neeiey, who was indicted for challenging j. X
hchurray 70 light q due. the states attorney an
nounced me case had been COMPROMISED where
upon nolle pro4 WAS entered ,Neeley and Nc
Murray ere members OF the same Presbyterfan
church, keAurray being q deacon Their Quarrel
wAs over church matters. and the compromise was
effected through the clergy and church member
with the consent OF the district ATTORNEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

Now Mr. NICoLL WANTS DELAY.-Assfstant Dis
trict Attorney Delaney Nicoll, OF New York, re-
postponement in the Sharp argument before the
Court OF Appeals until october % Mr.. Stickney
yesterday refused TO agree on an adjourned day
for the hearing. Mr. Nfcoll left last evening for
Albany TO press for an adjournment. "The reason
we want an adjournment" he said before he left,
us that we have secure the services OF ex-Judge
Geo. +. Coinstock, OF Syracuse to present a nor
tlon OF the peoples case. / had consultation
with him last week, but he has not had time TO
The BUILDING RUN Up Too FAST AND Too
hIGH..Work on the ruins OF the collar sed school,
house In New York continues A EWede carpen
ter Is missing. Father Ktrner is sttl unconscious
and the physicians say he cannot recover. Super.
700 fast, and the permit was only for two-stOry
building. and, without authority, Father Kirner
ran II up almost two stories higher. The walls
were Inches thicker than the law demanded. but
tne recessing was unlawful, and was the prime
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Tho Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM. '.4
Yesterday, W. and T. Taylor ct al vs. VIM. Boyd
ct al arguments begun Chadsey Va Luther and
Thomas Fuller; decree Tor complainant II
CIRCUIT CorKr-yudoe Cor.
Yesterday. willet Libby vs. Taylor; ordered on
calendar Earnshaw Bro. ~ Parks; judgment
by default. Daily vs. oliver; judgment below
affirmed Koeing vs Reid: submitted 70 court;
verd,ct for defendant. Barnum VS. Webster; judy
ment below Affirmed BY agreement. Fletcher vs..
Hughes; submitted 70 court. Gaskins Moore vs.
Nash: ludzraent below affirmed
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VERNON SEMINARY.
WI HOO, 1l04, l1l6 NJ st. and 113O 18th IT
French and Enulish Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls
Academic. intermediate and Primary Departments !.
Commodious new school building. containing CHAPEIl
with s,eam heating and best modern iinproSemsnts
ready for occupancy this fall
Thirteenth year begins OCTOBER O.
For circulars apply to Principal.
s3-4m MRS. E. J. soMFas,
MIR, AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC WILL REsU,1E
s;sDs IN f Fen E.
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN
inquire Of ME- JEWS sIS spsf e y ga rP:
: W n7 7yaroS ,c.nvNv sl9:am .
"A GIL 7th st. opposite q. s. Patent OfaceI, :
term Select en sesefl IN BGys and 9oung Men
and thorough instruction In tie sss.
mon English branches. Bookkeeping. shorthand
SGKToS MAczFGE 2%GmMstiYS t kasai IT,
sl-3m
L Mr. Il. DoNGH bS Til !, resume giving lessons
Residence, COS iMfs Il. n.w. IL. ,,o,.
S oaESMsfas squbEEf9T EksirsYS1 g
The e % oe hs
ENGIIsM.RhetSric, Logic. English language and
MATHEMATiGs-Aise Geometry, rr,eonom..,,
MODERN SGfHaHssEy fslsSIu ana
CHEMiSTRY.,Genera Analytical and Asssyins.
M, III "a and Determinstive
PHiSICS-Heat Light, Electricity, Acoustic ana
Lighting. - ~A'Sss.o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Practical ?
MEL aE ce and Methods Of Signal Of
CIVIL Mechanics. Descriptive oe-
Harbor Surveying, &C. -AAA'eA sua
PHILOSOPHI-Msnta aud Moral.
Courses of lectures ON Botany Zooloo,, a,s..
pology and Geology. es' Aasns0-
STUDIES begin at 6 O'Clock nm
For informa don apply to
ssls-lm 4 T. FRIsroE. Dean.
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foCB fACEfi0uS hOBBkk&-fOur masked Yobbers
visited the house OF Philip kuppe, an aged farmer
residing about seven miles north OF PunxsutaW,
ney, Pa, and after Deaung the Old man with
club until he was almost senseless, they bound MS
hands and tied him up with q strap around his
heck His wife was also tied One OF the robbers
then ransacked the house, while the other three
ABOUT zoo In money, two gold Watches two guns
a revolver, and several other Articles or trining
the room where his companions wcgr and they had
regular little banquet laughing and joking and
making merry over TIE occasion. They remained
tnree hoarA Lnen sneaked on one at time, until
there was but one left. THIS one merciluily un-
loosed Tie DAD loikA and, with the remark thai IL
va ABOUT TINE Tor honest people 70 pc In bed,
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OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The twenty-third annual session of the LAW
SCHOOL, OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY viii
corner of 18th and ii streets). on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3, AT 6 O'CLOCK,
when the Faculty Will make several new aud import
ant announcements for the coming year
Newlectuce courses have been provided.
will be furnished.
New prizes of 800 and another of $50, will be
offered. w. ~
The Graduate Department. or School of Practice
Will be conducted by Profs. cox and MAURY
For catalogues apply to ". II. Morrison, 475 Pa
ave and 1434 New York ave- Fitch, Fox Brown
I4'SI Pa. ave. W. d. Lowdermilk Co., 1924 street
Or address
s2:}-:5n JAMES c. WEIIING proe<
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RADICAL CHANGES IN THE coNsrIruT1oN-TAKINe
THE TRADE UNIONS INTO THE 0RDER-A DEPARr-
NENr OF w0MAN'S WORK.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-31

production of the Territory of New
Mexico, and the prospect is that
that production will be treblcd in
1854.
The valuation ol Che County IT,
1850. wa, 80. UJu, au incl Gus
OF 100 per cent. in D years. 81.
Vi guel County, containing thH
important city Of Las Vegas, and
more than four times the popula-
ton OF our county, was the only
one which exceeded Lincoln in
wealth last year. Total taxation
for all purposes is but $3.50 per
800. County finances are flour
ishing, and the small debts Of past
years are being rapidly paid from
the surplus OF the present.
The heat is not great in Sum-
mer, nor is the cold excessive or
long continued in Winter.
Our people arc refined, cultivat-
Cd. open. hospitAble. ana sincere.
Nouuc coming "a cast lbs lot with
us need fear the tack % society, IN
asinuch as il is as acceptable and
plcaeiuga q, ANY that he jctt Iehjnd.
Strangers ave woIcoluc, NOR, tl.an
welcome, if they ceme 10 settle
among It's.
The county has IN efficient Pub
lie School system, managed by a
County Superintendent, and the
Directors Of twenty-five school dis
tricts. Upwards OF twenty ettici-
Gent schools were in operation in
1887, and the number will be
greater in 1888. Public sentiment
favors a liberal expenditure Of
public money for educational pur-
poses, and private llberalitv can
be relied upon TO make good any
deficiencies. There are NJ ''land
grants" in Lincoln County no
horril octopus stretching out it's
tentacles to crush our people no
Chinese dragon to weaken honest
labor. Our every citizen is free,
and Il lover of freedom. Here
there is no alliance between reli-
gion, politics, and manliness Man
is privileged 10 worship God IN
what form he plcases, or without
form, to vote what ticket he ieas-
es, or disfranchise himself. The
Burns theory is our only touch.
stone:
Rank is but the guinca's stamp.
A mans Il man for a that"
The population Of Lincoln Coun
ty is mainly Anerican-Wh1tt
Oaks is distinctively an American
town. We have room, and t.
spare, for many thousands yet, O
farmers, merchants, artizans, man
utacturers, miners, proSpectors, AM
ladies.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-31

is full of readable and valuable news, and al
though / am in receipt Of nine weekly journals
/ am constrained to adopt Tue WwAKLT NEws
as No. 10. because Of It's non partisan attitude
in politics, giving me The ungarbled truth con
corning the actions of all political parties"
NJ. +. Davenport Palmyra, N. Y, sGys;
at Is the cheapest and best paper l ever
read"
Mrs. l.. SChonAn. Hannibal. Mo-, says; "Ilike
your paper very much. l get SIX other papers,
but | do not like them as well ~ tho WEEKLY
NEws.'
W. II. Law, Mansfield, Tex, says: Al am
highly pleased with the NEws, for get poll.
tics presented In II in such q way that get both
sides Of the question fairly set forth, which ia
utterly impossible to get in a strictly party Jonr-
nal Of either side"